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FACULT Y F O RUM
S T E T S O N L AWY E R
FACULTY FORUM
LINDA ANDERSON,
Professor of Law, attended
the first joint LSAC/NBE
conference on testing and
assessments.
ANDREW APPLEBY,
Assistant Professor of Law,
co-authored “Substantive and
Enforcement Jurisdiction In
a Post-Wayfair World,” which
was published in State Tax
Notes.
MARK BAUER,
Professor of Law, was
selected as speaker by the fall
graduating class of 2018, and
presented the keynote remarks
at the class’s December graduation
celebration. Professor
Bauer attended the AALS
annual meeting where he was
elected to the commercial and
related consumer law section
executive board. He completed
two book chapters on
bankruptcy in context and an
article, “Antitrust by Design.”
DOROTHEA A. BEANE,
Professor of Law, was elected
vice-chairman of the Code
Enforcement Board for the
City of St Petersburg, Florida.
She was also elected vicepresident
of the American
Caribbean Law Initiative.
The Tampa Chapter of the
Federal Bar Association, at
a reception held recognizing
“Hidden Figures” honoring
Legal Trailblazers of Tampa
Bay, recognized Professor
Beane as the first tenured
African-American professor
of law at Stetson. Professor
Beane facilitated the meeting
of the ACLI at the Tampa Law
Center on Nov. 9, bringing
American and Caribbean
faculty and students together
to work towards solving legal
problems. Stetson LL.M. and
J.D. students participated in
the three-day event with four
international law school deans.
PAUL BOUDREAUX,
Professor of Law, edited
volume 22 of the Journal of
International Wildlife Law
and Policy and worked on a
book about law and America’s
changing suburbs. Professor
Boudreaux also volunteered
for a number of environmental
organizations during his Fall
2018 sabbatical. He spoke
on the idea of “species” at
the January 2019 American
Association of Law Schools
Annual Meeting in New
Orleans. While there, he also
moderated a panel on land
use law’s response to rising
seas and coastal flooding. He
also presented a paper at an
environmental law works-inprogress
session.
BROOKE J. BOWMAN,
Professor of Law; Director of
Finances, Advocacy Boards;
Director, Moot Court Board;
Interim Director of the Law
Library, hosted the Fifth
Annual Chief Justice First-Year
Oral Argument Competition.
Professor Bowman also
presented, “But I am Bashful
. . . How to be Happy, and
Not Grumpy, During Oral
Arguments,” at two Legal
Writing Institute One-Day
Workshops—at the University
of Akron School of Law and
at the University of Louisville
Brandeis School of Law.
Professor Bowman was recently
invited to join the board of
editors of Perspectives: Teaching
Legal Research & Writing,
established in 1992 by West
Publishing, now Thomson
Reuters.
CHRISTINE E. CERNIGLIA,
Assistant Professor of Law, and
Director of Clinical and Experiential
Education, organized
and moderated a national
roundtable webinar entitled “A
Teaching Roundtable: Building
Foundations for Practice in
Law School,” hosted by the
Institute for the Advancement
of American Legal Systems in
September. In October, she
co-presented at the Southern
Regional Clinical Conference
hosted at the University of
South Carolina on Implicit
Bias in the Externship
Setting. Professor Cerniglia
and two other colleagues
also co-presented separate
CLEs dedicated to lawyer
supervisors in externship
and clinic programs to help
build community and provide
training for those mentoring
students in the field. Professor
Cerniglia’s article entitled
“Creative Initiatives at U.S.
Law Schools” was republished
in Fall 2018 and made SSRN’s
top ten downloaded legal
education scholarship list.
In response to Hurricane
Michael, Professor Cerniglia
participated in weekly disaster
phone calls hosted by the ABA
YLD Disaster Committee and
the Florida Bar. Stetson was
asked to relaunch its Disaster
Research Project to assist pro
bono attorneys and Professor
Cerniglia oversaw the relaunch
in early December.
KELLY M. FEELEY, Professor
of Law and Coordinator of
Legal Research and Writing,
continues to serve as the
ABA Law Student Division
Competitions Committee
co-chair and as a member of
the Negotiations Competition
Subcommittee and National
Appellate Advocacy Competition
Subcommittee. She
traveled to Chicago in January
to assist running the National
Arbitration Competition,
and also traveled to Chicago
in February to assist running
the National Negotiation
Competition, and to D.C. in
March to assist running the
Washington D.C. Regional
National Appellate Advocacy
Competition. In August, she
spoke on several panels at the
Coaches & Competitions
Clinic at American University.
Professor Feeley has coauthored
Mastering Interviewing
and Counseling for Carolina
Press with Professor Rebecca
C. Morgan.
ROBERTA K. FLOWERS,
Professor of Law and Director,
Center for Excellence in Elder
Law, serves as the chair of the
Programs and Publications
January – February 2019